Do you always seem to be charging up your gadgets? Why don’t batteries last for longer these days? A breath of fresh air for batteries in technology Guardian today may provide the answer we’ve all been waiting for.
The Platte International and popup billing for porn movies story continues today with Platte’s fiscal approach raises concerns about VAT penalties.
Is this a valuable comment? ‘The idea of generating the ozone inside the sealed package is pretty inspired, really interesting’ . No. And especially not if you’re leaving it with a link to a firm of solicitors. My story today - Are comment links just a form of spam? - takes a closer look.
Update 9 June: This piece produced some interesting and valuable comments:-
Technology Guardian’s letters and blogs (June 4)
Blog commenting is not an SEO technique (Patrick Altoft’s blog)
Another piece about Platte International in today’s technology supplement - Norway pops porn biller Platte out of the picture - shows how Norway’s Consumer Ombudsman has taken decisive action.
Litmus paper was never like this. Microfluidic paper passes the litmus test in today’s technology Guardian supplement takes medical diagnostics in a new direction.
How many stitches did you have then? Well… none! That’s the story - Nanostitch makes light work of wounds - in today’s technology Guardian supplement.
Ozone in a bag. That’s the method being used to kill bacteria in fresh packaged foods - A breath of fresh air - in my technology Guardian piece today.
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